Temporary Closure of the St Kilda Mangrove Trail
The St Kilda Boardwalk is currently closed for maintenance and will remain inaccessible until further notice.
We will share updates regarding its reopening on our social media channels.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Located only 10 minutes from the centre of Salisbury and 45 minutes north of the Adelaide CBD, the historic seaside town of St Kilda has been a popular destination since the days of the first settlers, when local families would spend the day crabbing, paddling and enjoying the sea air.
Today, St Kilda offers visitors an award-winning adventure playground for children and adults, the Tramway Museum, the Boat Club and Marina and the St Kilda Mangrove Trail and Interpretive Centre featuring a 2 kilometre boardwalk showcasing the mangrove forests of the Barker Inlet.
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The award-winning, the St Kilda Adventure Playground is one of a kind. Offering a huge castle, flying fox, pirate ship, and large volcano.
Featuring a boat ramp and channel, the St Kilda Boat Club Marina welcomes the boating public to a favourite metropolitan fishing haven.
Explore a mangrove forest on an elevated walkway that meanders through tidal salt marshes, mangroves and sea grass channels.
Welcome to ‘St Kilda’s Scroll of Adventures’, a mural that is sure to engage and delight children, families and local visitors.
More than just a museum, The Tramway Museum, St Kilda, SA is a chance to ride historic trams from Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Ballarat.
